The tragedy of the scene is (imo) that she is not over Emma. Blue represents the love between those two and she takes it with her. Here only Adele is blue and way bluer than in the whole film. Her love is stronger than ever but there is no way back. Makes me cry
@@blankkkkk3668 honestly thats because she thought emme was also cheating on her, obviously not thinking clear she thought she definitely knew it at 100% true so she didn't cheat because she didn't love Emma she did it because she wanted to get back at emme for hurting her like that, (in her mind) only to find out that Emma indeed wasn't cheating
I love this ending. I look at it as more of a happy ending. Adele is walking away alone to start her new life as her own person instead of one based on someone else, yet she is still wearing the color that symbolized her relationship with Emma. She is not over the relationship, but is keeping a part of it with her (blue dress) for memories and how to grow for herself.
@@rrrsss8082 Thank you. Now that I force myself to see it that way, I can’t see it any other way. When she turns the corner to that long sidewalk, she’s a baby bird flying from its mother’s nest.
This is the films most beautiful scene. So much symbolism. - The half open baggage (purse) - Waking towards the sunset as this chapter of her life ends - Stronger shade of blue as it will be forever part of her - A hesitant walk that turns into a stride as she comes of age
That guy respected and cared about Adele's ideas and personality, things that Emma never did. I love how he chase her at the end. He would make her better giving her all that positive emotions she never felt from nobody else.
I completely agree with you. Even as a lesbian, I thought Adele and Samir (the guy who chased her) would be something nice to see happen and possibly grow. Don't get me wrong I loved Adele and Emma but it just wasn't right for them in my personal opinion.
I’ve taken that walk. Wasn’t wearing blue and it wasn’t such style as an art show. But Ive felt every step of that sidewalk to somewhere I rather wouldn’t be.
The whole movie Adele was sheepish, impressionable and desperate for love from Emma. Emma loved her back but moving on and throwing it all away was much easier for her. This ending is great because there is a resolve and easiness in her walk as if to show she's finally choosing herself over Emma, the one moment in the film where she portrays a sort of confidence and power in herself - all in how she simply walks away. She finally lets go and moves on.
Depression.....😐😐😐😐💙 this movie is very different to me. so I have another place. I will never forget this movie. This scene, this music, I will never forget this pessimism. I always have in my mind, always in my heart. A very special film for me. I will never forget Adele...
I like to think the actor guy would someday find Adele again, kind of how Adele and Emma crossed paths a few times before finding each other. The open ending leaves me so tender-hearted. The blue in her dress,,, for so much of the film blue is considered Emma’s color but for Adele to take it back as her own for that last scene is such a good move.
I like to think that she wore the blue dress knowing it is over with Emma. There was a finality in the cafe scene. She wore blue to the art showcase wearing the love it represented to them both while they were together, and even now still representing the passion people can share. She turned the corner, along with her relationship with Emma to the hand-beaten drums she heard when she first laid eyes on her. Indicating the beginning to a new relationship. And so Samir found Adele. It purposely wasn't shown, because it didn't happen that day, but days, if not years later. As for whether Adele fell in love with Samir, or he was the reason she fell for someone else is up to our imaginations :)
this scene is fucking sad but it's true, strong and pure and i loved this film. a sad , sincere finale, that speaks to you inner self powefully. great film
Imo the point is that she didn’t need to be in love with Samir. He was part of the theme of how people are infatuated with someone and chase them. Every character did that but Adele needed to be on her own.
I feel much better after reading most of the comments here.. Giving me more hope and reasons to believe that Adele is gonna be okay. For years, I couldn't quite figure out how to move on and accept its ending.. I am hurting for both of them.. I am hurting for Emma because of what Adele did to her.. and I am crushed and hurting for Adele knowing that she's still as broken as she was that night they broke up.. I have been trying to find any alternative ending of this film, a book, a short story, any thing that could put an endimg to the torture I have felt after watching this for the first time but sadly, there are none to be found..
I'm surprised that no one else seems to have interpreted the scene the same way I did! To me, the film is about loneliness. In highschool Adèle is popular because she is pretty, but she has no true friends, as they quickly ostracize her when they think she's gay. She's also forced to keep her relationship with Emma a secret from her family. After moving in with her, she feels like Emma ignores her and gives more attention to Lise and her career. Desperate to feel loved, she sleeps with her colleague and Emma kicks her out. To be honest, I was worried she was going to attempt suicide during the scene when she swims out into the ocean. At the end she desperately tries to reconnect with Emma, only to find out that Emma does not love her. At final scene in the gallery, Adèle realizes that she is completely alone and does not belong there, that the chapter of her life defined by Emma has come to a close. Little does she know, Samir actually is paying attention to her, but chases in the wrong direction, leaving us to wonder how different Adèle's future might be if Samir had just decided on the other direction. But it's at least partly a hopeful message: even when we think we are alone, there is usually someone whom we don't realize cares about us. Of course there is no single correct interpretation; ambiguity is common to all great storytelling!
Apparently in the Graphic Novel version Adele(Clementine)dies of a seizure after her drug overdose so you're not far off the mark if you think she'll commit suicide. Open endings scream at you to take them how you want. I took the painting of Adele being put up for auction as that Emma chapter in her being reduced to cabin fodder for public consumption.
As far as i know its author is street hang drum artist "Klaim", the director heard his song and used in the movie. You can find some versions of it by searching for: "my silent machine la vie d'adele"
It shows that Adele finally moved away from Emma and decided to care about herself instead of her. However, it also shows that her love for Emma still exists by wearing a blue dress, which symbolizes when they first met (when Emma had her hair dyed blue).
As far as i know its author is street hang drum artist "Klaim", the director heard his song and used in the movie. You can find some versions of it by searching for: "my silent machine la vie d'adele"
To me this is only a one side story. Love story of Adele. We don’t know the story of Emma. At the end, Adele wore blue dress, blue nail color. Emily effected by Emma’s presence slightly (Not how Adele effected by Emma’s presence at the beginning). Blue become warmest only for Adele not for Emma. Based of Adele’s story, at the end Emma downs not love her anymore. That’s what I understood
Correct. BITWC is filmed subjectively through the eyes of Adele charting her long term relationship with her first love, Emma from start to finish. Even though it's a lesbian movie, BITWC is such a universal visual experience that any teenager or adult can relate to, no matter their sexual orientation. It's what makes this film stand out head and shoulders above the rest of its genre. Question. Did you want Emma's side of the story.
I just realized that the song playing in the back is the same that sounds when they first met at the street.
Cinema at its best!
Omg Yes!
Ouch that hit deep
And it is the only background music in the whole film...
The tragedy of the scene is (imo) that she is not over Emma. Blue represents the love between those two and she takes it with her. Here only Adele is blue and way bluer than in the whole film. Her love is stronger than ever but there is no way back.
Makes me cry
But Adele cheated on Emma
I think Blue represents a new beginning
Please....you mean that they going back together or not???
I hope they get back
@@blankkkkk3668 honestly thats because she thought emme was also cheating on her, obviously not thinking clear she thought she definitely knew it at 100% true so she didn't cheat because she didn't love Emma she did it because she wanted to get back at emme for hurting her like that, (in her mind) only to find out that Emma indeed wasn't cheating
@@desi2119 This is fking painful
I hate the end
This ending destroyed me
A mi también me rompió el corazón, con el ansía de esperar lo que nunca será. Tan cerca y tan lejos a la ves, el amor puede estar
It’s what was best for both of them. Because some things in life don’t have happy endings. Both of them just weren’t good for eachother.
I love this ending. I look at it as more of a happy ending. Adele is walking away alone to start her new life as her own person instead of one based on someone else, yet she is still wearing the color that symbolized her relationship with Emma. She is not over the relationship, but is keeping a part of it with her (blue dress) for memories and how to grow for herself.
I like the way u look at it
@@rrrsss8082 Thank you. Now that I force myself to see it that way, I can’t see it any other way. When she turns the corner to that long sidewalk, she’s a baby bird flying from its mother’s nest.
Adele got what she deserved..She cheated on Emma
@@blankkkkk3668 Life is partly about the consequences we must face based on our mistakes.
@@HBICTiff Exactly. You're right ❤
So sad on how she just accepted her's and Emma's way now...
What else can you do when someone you love has moved on?
@@NatLaBellaDonna Not much. Unfortunately
@@NatLaBellaDonnanothing
This is the films most beautiful scene. So much symbolism.
- The half open baggage (purse)
- Waking towards the sunset as this chapter of her life ends
- Stronger shade of blue as it will be forever part of her
- A hesitant walk that turns into a stride as she comes of age
I will never forget this movie, it will always be one of my favorites.
benim de
@@eraycov7751 benim de
@@fairypretty1 bu son sahne içimi buruklaştırıyor ya
@@eraycov7751 bu tarz bi film önerin var mı?biraz buruk..
@@fairypretty1 the dressmaker
That guy respected and cared about Adele's ideas and personality, things that Emma never did. I love how he chase her at the end. He would make her better giving her all that positive emotions she never felt from nobody else.
I completely agree with you. Even as a lesbian, I thought Adele and Samir (the guy who chased her) would be something nice to see happen and possibly grow. Don't get me wrong I loved Adele and Emma but it just wasn't right for them in my personal opinion.
I’ve taken that walk. Wasn’t wearing blue and it wasn’t such style as an art show.
But Ive felt every step of that sidewalk to somewhere I rather wouldn’t be.
The whole movie Adele was sheepish, impressionable and desperate for love from Emma. Emma loved her back but moving on and throwing it all away was much easier for her. This ending is great because there is a resolve and easiness in her walk as if to show she's finally choosing herself over Emma, the one moment in the film where she portrays a sort of confidence and power in herself - all in how she simply walks away. She finally lets go and moves on.
Depression.....😐😐😐😐💙
this movie is very different to me. so I have another place. I will never forget this movie. This scene, this music, I will never forget this pessimism. I always have in my mind, always in my heart. A very special film for me. I will never forget Adele...
Truly one of a kind movie isn't it.
Katiliyorum ,13 yaslarindaydim sanirim izledigimde oyle ki sacimi defalarca maviye bile boyamistim
@@tutmayandizi1598mavi sevgisi 💙
👏🏻
This ending made me sad.
I like to think the actor guy would someday find Adele again, kind of how Adele and Emma crossed paths a few times before finding each other. The open ending leaves me so tender-hearted. The blue in her dress,,, for so much of the film blue is considered Emma’s color but for Adele to take it back as her own for that last scene is such a good move.
She is finally ready to love her self. This is how great artists are born. Heartbreak, and then resilience of self. This is a happy ending.
How did i never realized that she’s wearing a blue dress...all the meaning we can interpret with that!!!
This sound finished me . Makes me feel the lived and most of all the unlived ones.
Such a beautiful ending
I could feel Adele's pain, super great acting and actress. OMG
I like to think that she wore the blue dress knowing it is over with Emma. There was a finality in the cafe scene. She wore blue to the art showcase wearing the love it represented to them both while they were together, and even now still representing the passion people can share. She turned the corner, along with her relationship with Emma to the hand-beaten drums she heard when she first laid eyes on her. Indicating the beginning to a new relationship. And so Samir found Adele. It purposely wasn't shown, because it didn't happen that day, but days, if not years later. As for whether Adele fell in love with Samir, or he was the reason she fell for someone else is up to our imaginations :)
So, thou are saying that Adele, fall in love with Emma, because Samir invited her, to a date? Damn, thou are right. This has sense to me
the most touching scene
Never thought that I would feel heartbroken watching a gay movie... This sure is something too realistic...
this scene is fucking sad but it's true, strong and pure and i loved this film. a sad , sincere finale, that speaks to you inner self powefully. great film
Imo the point is that she didn’t need to be in love with Samir. He was part of the theme of how people are infatuated with someone and chase them. Every character did that but Adele needed to be on her own.
Even if the movie ends in a sad ending, in life the common interview and good to watch each other laugh laughing :)
Thumps up if you cried.
THAT guy should be "emma"
bellie eillishhh Your right! Chasing,after Adele.
I feel much better after reading most of the comments here.. Giving me more hope and reasons to believe that Adele is gonna be okay. For years, I couldn't quite figure out how to move on and accept its ending.. I am hurting for both of them.. I am hurting for Emma because of what Adele did to her.. and I am crushed and hurting for Adele knowing that she's still as broken as she was that night they broke up.. I have been trying to find any alternative ending of this film, a book, a short story, any thing that could put an endimg to the torture I have felt after watching this for the first time but sadly, there are none to be found..
The most perfect film ending of all time to one of the best films I have ever seen. I will never tire of this film.
I'm surprised that no one else seems to have interpreted the scene the same way I did! To me, the film is about loneliness. In highschool Adèle is popular because she is pretty, but she has no true friends, as they quickly ostracize her when they think she's gay. She's also forced to keep her relationship with Emma a secret from her family. After moving in with her, she feels like Emma ignores her and gives more attention to Lise and her career. Desperate to feel loved, she sleeps with her colleague and Emma kicks her out.
To be honest, I was worried she was going to attempt suicide during the scene when she swims out into the ocean.
At the end she desperately tries to reconnect with Emma, only to find out that Emma does not love her. At final scene in the gallery, Adèle realizes that she is completely alone and does not belong there, that the chapter of her life defined by Emma has come to a close. Little does she know, Samir actually is paying attention to her, but chases in the wrong direction, leaving us to wonder how different Adèle's future might be if Samir had just decided on the other direction. But it's at least partly a hopeful message: even when we think we are alone, there is usually someone whom we don't realize cares about us.
Of course there is no single correct interpretation; ambiguity is common to all great storytelling!
Apparently in the Graphic Novel version Adele(Clementine)dies of a seizure after her drug overdose so you're not far off the mark if you think she'll commit suicide. Open endings scream at you to take them how you want.
I took the painting of Adele being put up for auction as that Emma chapter in her being reduced to cabin fodder for public consumption.
Absolutely beautiful
I just read the book and it’s a very different ending . I like the movie ending better .
Bittersweet ending
Un final abierto. No se si ella supera la ruptura y empieza de nuevo o está realmente herida y se va destrozanda
Nearly dismissed the whole film as it's in French, but glad I watched it now cool moving nostalgia
Cold
The blue is the most sadness color
Adele
This isn't a happy ending...It's just the wrong way of the things. I believed in their love and this ending is devastating...
Considering the nude painting of Adele was put on display at the exhibition, the love they once had seems to be reduced to cabin fodder.
does anyone know the name of that song?
As far as i know its author is street hang drum artist "Klaim", the director heard his song and used in the movie.
You can find some versions of it by searching for:
"my silent machine la vie d'adele"
What's the name of the song
just crying
Today i made a bluewalk, watching this…
don't anyone know how can I get this song!?
I suppose it’s ‘meet klaim’
la vie d'adele - my silent machine
@@maellejoubert8114 thank you!
I can't find the song name? does anybody know the hang drum's song/artist?
What kind of instrument sounds in the end?
Hang
It's a handpan
I admire her for her balls.
The comic has different ending
where the f can i find this song ? worthless internet if not for this
I don't understand this ending :(
It shows that Adele finally moved away from Emma and decided to care about herself instead of her. However, it also shows that her love for Emma still exists by wearing a blue dress, which symbolizes when they first met (when Emma had her hair dyed blue).
@@luismenezes8261 i'll be part this word.
Adele is now with Emma and now she is starting to grow for herself
What's the name of song
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Music?
la vie d'adele - my silent machine
What's the name of this piece?
As far as i know its author is street hang drum artist "Klaim", the director heard his song and used in the movie.
You can find some versions of it by searching for:
"my silent machine la vie d'adele"
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Song ?
Pepe moreno - Risca Faca
la vie d'adele - my silent machine
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@@vitoriacristina7928 😀
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To me this is only a one side story. Love story of Adele. We don’t know the story of Emma. At the end, Adele wore blue dress, blue nail color. Emily effected by Emma’s presence slightly (Not how Adele effected by Emma’s presence at the beginning). Blue become warmest only for Adele not for Emma.
Based of Adele’s story, at the end Emma downs not love her anymore. That’s what I understood
Correct. BITWC is filmed subjectively through the eyes of Adele charting her long term relationship with her first love, Emma from start to finish. Even though it's a lesbian movie, BITWC is such a universal visual experience that any teenager or adult can relate to, no matter their sexual orientation. It's what makes this film stand out head and shoulders above the rest of its genre.
Question. Did you want Emma's side of the story.